Conor McGregor: UFC News: Whether people agree with him or not, Conor McGregor never backs down from standing up for what he believes in. This is why he consistently makes headlines, and he recently did the same in a series of tweets where he went and took shots at UFC color commentator Joe Rogan for the comments that he made during his bout against Khabib Nurmagomedov at UFC 229. For UFC News updates with InsideSport.IN
The battle between Khabib Nurmagomedov and Conor McGregor for UFC 229 in October 2018 is without a doubt at the top of the list of the UFC’s biggest matches. Following a confrontation between the Russian fighter and Artem Lobov, McGregor’s former friend, the two UFC legends developed a rivalry.
Since then, McGregor never missed a shot to take a jib at Nurmagomedov, despite the fact that The Eagle defeated The Notorious in their encounter. While discussing that contest, Rogan’s commentary came under fire from McGregor.
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First tweeting a video of Rogan commenting on the fight, where he said, “I think he is getting smashed. That was an illegal knee on the head of a grounded opponent.” Subsequently, the former two-division UFC champion wasn’t too pleased and tweeted in response to Rogan’s assertion.
@joerogan proper Twelve blow the jaw off you stick to that other gick boondock head pic.twitter.com/7UkBU6abnf
— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) November 23, 2022
In his words, “That was an illegal knee on the head of a grounded opponent. Shut up, Joe. You little fool, you. What are you talking about?! Smash this and smash that. What was smashed was my knee into his f**king eye socket, yeah? Sh*t. ‘That’s a knee to a grounded opponent. Call the cops. F**king tick, you.”
Conor McGregor: The Notorious blasted Joe Rogan for his comments during his match against Khabib Nurmagomedov: “You little fool”
In addition, he tweeted a picture of retired UFC fighter Donald Cerrone showing the wounds where McGregor defeated him in 2020, saying that this is what it means to be “smashed.”
That’s smashed up pal. @joerogan. You ever see me like that? Never. pic.twitter.com/8cMxJKKQcK
— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) November 23, 2022
Everyone is aware that McGregor dislikes being belittled, so when it happens, he makes sure to respond as he did in this instance. Notably, following this string of tweets, he also announced that he will enroll with USADA in February, fueling anticipation for his return.
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